No print subscription yet, but I can see a digital copy... the main issue is 178 pages, accompanied by a Travel Guide supplement with gorgeous photography.
The digital cover is the one shown above, and this is the only one shown in the contents page, so there doesn't seem to be any subscriber or special event covers this time around. The cover story is another one of UK Bazaar's exclusive shoots on a Royal estate, shot in early April, it seems.
The adverts open with Dior, then Chanel with Brad and Penelope, then Lulu for Celine.
Gillian Anderson has a one-page Style File at the front of the issue, so it's a bit of a swizz to mention her name so prominently on the cover.
In the main section:
● The cover story isn't going to rock anyone's world, but it's nice - the fashion also has a cold-weather feel, rather than sun-and-sandals;
● This is followed by an editorial "The Others", photographed and directed by Erdem, with model Alice McGrath, which contains more of the country house vibe;
● Erik Madigan Heck returns to the outdoors with "The Romance of the Forest", styled by Chloe Hartstein, with model Ali Michael. This is the typical Madigan Heck vibrantly coloured work with trees and flowers, love it or hate it - I tend to love it, although I'm not so fond of his indoors shoots;
● A feature "Happy and Glorious" aims to celebrate national treasures, and opens with a shot of Rosamund Pike, who talks about Saltburn, and Judi Dench. Shirley Bassey gets a tiny section, but again, she's mentioned on the cover as if she'll be a big part;
● There's an article by former Bazaar editor Justine Picardie, about media scrutiny of of the Royals, on occasion of a new exhibition of Royal portraiture at Buckingham Palace;
● The Travel section, unsurprisingly for this issue, looks at London.